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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-05-11, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 11, 1994 Forthcoming marriage - Bob and Jean Crawford, Exeter, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kimberly Ann to Timothy Andrew, son of Gerry and Carol Purbrick, Hawkes- bury, Ontario. The wedding will take place May 21, 1994 at 6:00 p.m., Exeter United Church. "Best of Wishes and Love Al- ways" Mom and Dad By Joan Beierling VARNA - The Stan Lee Club will meet at the Complex on May 18 at 8 p.m. Stan Lee Club arranged the pro- gram for the April Birthday Party for residents at Huronview. It start -i ed off with a short sing song with Floyd McAsh at the piano. A group of line dancers from Varna and Bayfield area did several numbers. Leona McBride with her trumpet accompanied by Floyd McAsh and Bill Pepper provided musical num- bers that residents really seemed to enjoy, judging by the clapping and toe -tapping. Margaret Hayter gave some humourous readings. Anna Keys read the birthday list for April. Several Stan Lee Club ladies helped serve tea and cookies. The sympathy of the community is extended to Gladys Peck and family following the recent sudden death of Harold. Flowers wcie placed in both Varna and Goshen churches in memory of him, by the family. UCW Joyce Dowson opened the Varna U.C.W. meeting with a short poem. The U.C.W. ladies will he conduct- ing the church service on May 15. Dowson thanked those who helped at the Dessert Euchre and Bake Sate. Dowson, Margaret Hayter and Carol Simons attended the Annual Meeting for the London Conference for U.C.W.'s in Strat- ford, the theme being "Living Our Vision". Betty J. Wiley was the speaker. Camp Menesetung Campsite Ex- perience will be June 6 this year. Each woman is asked to bring two to three dozen cookies to the next meeting which is going to be a week later on Junc 9 at Debra Rath - well's home. There will be a bale packed at the end of May so if you have any items for it !cave them at the church. Members are reminded to keep collecting Campbell soup labels and pop tabs. Helen Taylor, Sharon Chuter and Ruth Johnston were in charge of the devotion. Guest speaker Carol Steckle explained to everyone about annuals and whether there are any new plants, how you ferti- lize them and where you should plant them. You should fertilize flowers in the flowerbeds about every two weeks and hanging pots about once a month. Taylor thanked her for her inter- esting talk and Chutcr presented her with a gift. 4-H The fourth meeting of the Shut- terhugs was held May 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Bill Consist. Dan Homes, a professional photog- rapher spoke to them about photog- raphy. He told them many different things, answered their questions and showed them some of his pho- tographs. He coming to their Achicvcm6M gram. To end the meeting they showed the pictures that they were sup- posed to bring that told them some- thing about that person. EAM[[AY Blue Water Rest Home Line dancing demonstrated ZURICH - Tuesday evening the Auxiliary members visited Blue Water Rest Home to entertain the residents with Mary Ellen Ginge- rich as Chairperson. Marie and Jerome Denomme's granddaughter Karen Denomme of London played several tunes on her keyboard. A poem "A Mother's Love" was read by Mary Lou De- nomme. The residents experienced the new trend as Martha Ducharme, Carol Ducharme, Phil and Vonnie Overholt, Dick and Barb Rau, Clar- ence Rau, Bev and Ron Desch and Linda and Stewart Gingerich showed them how to line dance. Muffins, cupcakes and refresh- ments were served by Marie De- nomme, Irene Clausius, Donna Merner and Mary Lou Denomme. Rev. Cordell Parsons, Exeter United Church, conducted Thurs- day afternoon Chapel Service. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. The Friday afternoon bus trip took residents Bernice Kennedy, Dorothy Bapty, Catherine Riehl, Leonard Erb, Harold (Tiny) Thiel, Pearl Miller, Bob Stark and Alice Knowles on a spin into the country 4040. icLAL rt IfiCS-PRING SAVINGS No 4114' 0041%.4 rfoe � and a tour of rest homes to see where the other folk live. They viewed Parkhill Nursing Home and Chateau Gardens and the Ailsa Craig Home. On the way back they viewed the new addition of Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend. Saturday, members of the Home's Auxiliary held a Bake Sale in the auditorium of BWRH. Every- one enjoyed the selection of yunt- mie foods and since most of there forgot to indulge on May 5, "forget the calories day" this was a good chance to catch up. The female residents enjoyed their day as members of the Auxil- iary pinned a carnation on their frock in honour of Mother's Day. Leo Hoffman was the winner for a draw on a Mother's Day Cake and Bonnie Keller won the draw for a baby crib quilt. Welcome home Roy Gingerich of BWRH Apartments who had been at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Also, welcome home Lawrence (Paddy) Bedard who visited South Huron Hospital, Exeter and Alex andra Marine and General Hospital Goderich for a few days. Lose all your weight • Medically supervised • Taste test parties • No pre-packaged foods -eat regular foods • Diet plans based on Qanada's Food Guide • New clients only • Excludes product & enrollment fee BiuiE111«s 6f��lrtLc s�L'liuC� 30 Victoria 524-5306 26 EXETER Thames Rd. E. 235-3355 rad•n More than meets the eye. Did you know 38% of Canadians over the age of 16 years, cannot read well or at all? It's shocking. Thanks to you Superior Propane's1993 Fill For Literacy campaign raised $56,000 in donations for local literacy initiatives. And you're invited to make this year's Fill For Literacy campaign an even greater success. 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